Eliteweaves
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Sorry if this has been asked before.
I trained with Oakley that calls one of their weave methods the ‘celeb weave’. They teach you to use the method where you put the microbeads into the clients hair, twist the loop tool round which turns the microbead around and then connect each section with another microbead in the middle which sits a little bit lower down. (God I hope that makes sense ) The hair is then sewn onto these sections.
Another method I’ve seen, which is much less time consuming is where you put the microbeads around the head and then sew on. I’ve seen people call this an LA weave.
Lastly, there is the sewless version where I’ve seen people connect the clients natural hair to the weft and secure with a microbead. I haven’t tried this method.
My question is, is there any benefit to the first method over the other 2? The first one is so much more fiddly and time consuming. I would prefer to use the second or third method, but obviously only if it doesn’t pose any extra risk to the natural hair.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Sorry if this has been asked before.
I trained with Oakley that calls one of their weave methods the ‘celeb weave’. They teach you to use the method where you put the microbeads into the clients hair, twist the loop tool round which turns the microbead around and then connect each section with another microbead in the middle which sits a little bit lower down. (God I hope that makes sense ) The hair is then sewn onto these sections.
Another method I’ve seen, which is much less time consuming is where you put the microbeads around the head and then sew on. I’ve seen people call this an LA weave.
Lastly, there is the sewless version where I’ve seen people connect the clients natural hair to the weft and secure with a microbead. I haven’t tried this method.
My question is, is there any benefit to the first method over the other 2? The first one is so much more fiddly and time consuming. I would prefer to use the second or third method, but obviously only if it doesn’t pose any extra risk to the natural hair.
Any advice would be greatly appreciated.